Farewell to MD-81

Farewell to MD-81

TOKYO, Japan - Crewmembers hold a banner reading ''MD-81 JA 8294: Thank you for 25 years!'' at Tokyo's Haneda airport on Sept. 30, 2010. Japan Airlines made the last flight using its McDonnell Douglas MD-81.

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